⭐ Tour Overview

Leave Negril at 8 AM and travel along Jamaica’s scenic north coast to Ocho Rios, where you’ll climb the iconic Dunn’s River Falls, swim in the Blue Hole’s turquoise pools, enjoy authentic Jamaican lunch, and end your day floating down the Martha Brae on a handcrafted bamboo raft. Return to Negril by 7 PM.

Total duration: 660 minutes (11 hours)
Activity time: 300 minutes
Driving time: 360 minutes

⭐ Full Itinerary

1. Pickup in Negril – 8:00 AM

Begin your journey with a comfortable private transfer along the coastal highway toward Ocho Rios.

2. Dunn’s River Falls – 90 minutes

Climb Jamaica’s most famous waterfall with a trained guide or relax on the white-sand beach at the base.
Admission: $25 USD adult, $17 USD child
Lockers: $6–8 USD

3. Authentic Jamaican Lunch – 45 minutes

Stop at Scotchies Ocho Rios for jerk chicken, jerk pork, festival, bammy, and local sides.
Meal cost: 10–20 USD per person

4. Blue Hole / Island Gully Falls – 90 minutes

Explore turquoise mineral pools, rope swings, small cascades, and natural rock formations. Perfect for swimming and photos.
Admission: $20 USD per person

5. Shaw Park Lookout – 10 minutes

Capture panoramic views of Ocho Rios from one of the best lookout points on the north coast.

6. Martha Brae River Rafting – 75 minutes

Relax on a private bamboo raft as your raft captain guides you through calm emerald waters. One raft accommodates 1–2 guests.
Admission: $90 USD per raft

7. Return to Negril – Arrive 7:00 PM

Comfortable drive back to your resort or villa.

⭐ What’s Included

• Private transportation
• Professional driver
• Pickup and drop-off in Negril
• Scenic coastal viewpoints
• Flexible schedule for comfort and photo stops

⭐ Not Included

• Attraction admissions (see pricing below)
• Lunch and beverages
• Optional photos or locker fees

⭐ Admission Costs

⭐ Why Travelers Love This Tour

• Perfect mix of adventure, nature, and relaxation
• Most efficient Ocho Rios itinerary from Negril
• Family-friendly and customizable
• Ideal for photos, swimming, and local experiences